IPI plan: India to go ahead

Published March 27, 2007

NEW DELHI, March 26: Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee signalled on Monday that India intended to go ahead with the plan to lay a gas pipeline from Iran via Pakistan despite objections from the United States. “Talks on this pipeline are going on. When I was in Iran, I had categorically mentioned that we are interested in having this pipeline,” Mr Mukherjee said in an interview with the NDTV.—AFP

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